Black Teas

Darjeeling, Assam, Ceylon, English Breakfast - all these are Black Teas. But each is different. Darjeeling, the "champagne of tea" is as different from Assam as Chardonnay is from Chablis. Although they all begin as fresh green leaf, black teas get their dark color through a specific tea manufacturing process. A crucial step - oxidation - is essential for tea to be termed Black Tea. We've categorized our Black Teas by Origin and Name so you can find your selection quickly. 

Black teas can be straight (Varietals) or flavored. Very well-known blends such as English Breakfast can be found in the section called Breakfast Teas/House Blends.

For more on the background of Black teas, read our quick primer:

Black Teas

Description: A complex cup, sweet with a taste of mint & pine. Country of Origin: China Ingredients: Black...
$24.00
Description: Our balanced blend of Yunnan & Keemun - just right. Country of Origin: China Ingredients: China Black...
Description: Top grade - Tippy, wiry leaves. Country of Origin: China Ingredients: Black Tea Steeping Instructions: Use 1...
Description: Sharp clear taste. Slightly astringent. Amber golden cup - early season tea.  Country of Origin: India, Darjeeling...
Description: Reserve lot premium Assam. Rich, robust, malty Assam with an abundance of gold tips. From Khongea Estate,...
Description: Broken leaf tea, no bitterness, medium body. Country of Origin: Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Ingredients: Organic Black Tea...
Description: A long-leaf whole leaf black tea from Nilgiri region in South India, Corsley Estate.  Our substitute for...
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